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From: Comparison of pregnancy and neonatal outcomes in a retrospective full pregnancy history survey versus population-based prospective records: a validation study in rural Sarlahi District, Nepal

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Pregnancy outcomes from prospective data and pregnancy history survey. The graphs below display pregnancy outcomes from the prospective data and pregnancy history survey that occurred within the prospective follow-up period for each participant plus 30 days before and after their observation. Specifically, this period was defined as the time from 30 days before the participant’s enrollment date in the prospective study and 30 days after either the last birth visit or last pregnancy surveillance visit (whichever was later) in the prospective study. This yielded 226 pregnancy outcomes, including 122 from the prospective data and 104 from the pregnancy history survey. We display pregnancy outcomes that did not match by date with ± 30 days, including those inside and outside the prospective follow-up range defined above, in Additional file 1: Fig. S1. The 76 participants enrolled in the pregnancy history survey included women with at least one live birth that survived to 28 days (n = 26), stillbirth (n = 25), or live birth followed by neonatal death (n = 25), according to the prospective data, between January 4, 2015, and May 25, 2017

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